Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 11, 1891, Page 8

MEN WHO HANDLE THE MAIL, The Inside Workings of the Great Post- offics Bee Hive. UNDER GOOD WORK DIFFICULTIES. Patrons of the jons as to th Servic Ofice Ex s Eficiency and Suggest Tme- rws Opin- the ovements, sted in the working of few know but Every one is intore the postoffice department, yet f little of the manner of it, other than that hey drop a lettor into a street box and some silent influe it up, delivers it, over to its destination » picks many thousands of miles, and returns an answer. Without the perfect working of the post ofice department business would be almost paralyzed and every branch of commercial political and social life serously aftected anc the marvel is that the loc de timent can moet the ‘Irm n(‘ made upon it with any thing like its present measure of succe There are h HHHI letter boxes in from many of which collections four times a day and the dro oftice proper must be empticd during busy hours almost every five minut Tl young men _whose b it is to face aud Btamp all these with the name of the ofiice and the hour of receipt must work very rap fdly und become very expert. So, too, those who throw them to the different routes they must take to reach their destination. One young Italian, wio commenced as a mes Benger, can now read ond throw over seventy-five letters a minute. Accuracy and rapidity are cssentials in this departinent Lotters are received and handled up to t very last moment possiole before th parture of mail wagons for the various trains One who had not personally seen the vast amount of matter brought in by collectors and deposited would scarcely believe so many letters were written oven i a city of this s1ze. The incoming mails are very rap- fdiy opened and hack-stamped and four or five distributing clerks quickly scatter them to the various carriers and boxes, and one wonders how so much matter can be handled with o few mistakes. It is very evident were as caveful in ad sing their letters as ths postofice em- ployes are in handling them scarcely any mistakes would occur. -~ All letters and pack- ages should be addressed to street and num ber and have return card of the in the corner. 1f this were done very let. ters would go astray. Oue experienced clerk is kept very bu hunting up addresses from the difeetory Auother in chauging addresses and forwar jne. Another has returned under cover to writers for wrong addre 451 letters in the lnst thirteen days. Another sends an aver age of 400 to the dead letter oftice each week Letter writers are very careless ana still blame tie postofiice. Every day letter®are mailed without address, and very often with- outstamp, A few duys since a letter was dropped in the oflice containing #1755 ud dressed th a box without name or city and no stamv, ‘The postmaster ot it back to the writer. If properly addressed and return 15 placed thercon this would be avoided The' special delivery system is being more appreciuted - every As ®oon s a letter reaghes the officé with a special delivery stamp thercon a special messenger in uniform_immediately carries it to its destination. Six bundred and ninety- one such letters wes livered during April. Forty-five carriors handled 1,777,240 piec of mail matter during the month of Marc and although working more hours and be only two-thirds in number of those employ in D Kansas City or St. Paul, and doing fully as much more work, it 15 very satisfuctory 1o the postmaster to hear 50 many kindly expressions of their work and thew courtesy. The Omaha ofice is very short of carriers, and in order w give tho servico to which the people are fully entitled there would bo re- uired at least twenty additional carviers, for which & most vigorous request has been made, and the postmaster has reason to hone that by July 1 he can promise s perfect ser- vice ni Omaha as any city of its sizo iu the country. “Tho question of room 1o do the business of tho oftice until the new building 15 comploted is a very serious one. At present tho em- ployes are so crowded that the office looks iko o bee bive in busy hours, but the post master is making o strong effort to secure the rooms immediately over the working de- partment, now oceupicd by the United States court room and United States uttort it this is accomplished the money or and registry dopartments will bo put up stairs, the stamp department changed to the present money order,room, which will greatly increase the facilities of the oflice and give room enough for thenext five years A look back and comparisou of figures shows tho wonderful increasn of tho office »wih of the city. In 1880 the expenses )00, the incomo from of stamps and envelopes In NNb, expenses #16,000, income #11 In 1800, expens 00, income §255,419, The Tegistry departmout’ is inereasing in equal proportion. 1t now takes fi | men to run this branch of the oftic threo during the day and two i valuable matter should be re, system s so perfeet that re can sear i or be Lost, “Tho money The sules of orders have decreased annu for three years, while the payments of orders have correspoudingly increased. 1he Omaha oftice pays out in money orders two and a quarter times as much as_ske receives from the sales. Received in 1800, §2 98 from the salo of money orders and notes; paid out Auring siamo time on orders and - 460.28. These, with remittance oftices, make a business of over annum i this department Of ccourse, in an office employing to many pooplo “and dealing with 80 many in so sacred a business us handling their lotters, it is not to bo ex- pected that mistakes will not oceur, and vet they are comparatively very few, and tho postmaster considers it a favor that ervors and carclessness be reportea, as it is not pos- siblo to correct wnat e s not advised of. “The envelope always tells the tale, and shout be sent in as a basis on which to trace er rors, “The postmaster is filling a long felt v in the community by having gotten ou one of the enterprising vailroad companios a completo compendium of the ruies and reg- ulations of tho postofiice department, rates of postage on wll classes of matter and every. thing of interest to business men connected with the postoflico business, including he hours of arvival and departure of all mails, He is in hopes of having it in the hands of ull patrons of the oftice in a weelk or ten days, Anxious w make the postofice a comfort fnstead of an annoyance and anxious that it shll equal in its managementany other offic of equal size the postmastor recently ud dressed to over two huudreds of the lavger vatrons of the oftice tho follotving note, UNITED STATES POSTOFFICE, OMAHA, April 2, 1801 Doar Sir: Th anxious that the service of t w8 sitistactory 1o 1t patron Timi nellitios will per To that end he kindly anks your reply you sutisfied with e recelpt and disy your malls? Huve you any sugzestions to ke T'o this the postmaster has received a la number of very satisfactory responses, among them the followving Drop slot not large enough ¢ otherwise satisfuctory.—W. I eral age: he city re madd boxes in the sender fow . WOrk night stered, All The from othe 00,000 per r my Allon, tors, ased Tuylor & Co. It know tho postmastor is oftice for the benefit wuch mail to handle.— Bradstreot company Perfectly satistied. —Omaha National ba Well satistiea; no suggestions. —Cluvenill Parker. Well ploased, —Blake, Brice & Co. No fault and no, suggestious.—American National bunk Generally satisfied bank Quite satisfactory. Wo sha!l s necessary.—Branch & (o Satisfied and no suggest ions, —Bi Bon No complaiuts to make. Volume of busi- ness too great for forco and room,—Citizens' bank, No complaint; uo suggestions,—E. A. Ben- son, Entirely satisfled. ~First National bauk Perfectly satisficd. —Byron Reed company. Higbly pleased with the efiiciency of our is @ pieasure to trying to run the of those who have <o Commercial Nat nam & ants National bank, Consolidated | postal servioa, Everything satisfactory tank line company Mail comes und goes lumber company Mail service cntirely satisfactory to us. Coutant & Squires. Wi ed, No fault to find.—Cof Merc all right.—Chicago imbus . —Collins gun company. Everytning satisfac Charles A, Coe | & Co. Service is good considering the cramped room. —Cady & Gray Satisfled obliging. Entirel com We are more than pleased with the present conduct of the Omabu posiofice, We ulso note the sidewalk is swept clean these days. Omaha Excelsior. asant, prompt and 0. I, Davis company satisfactory.—Eust Omaha land Fargo & Co. Irawer Preeland, L Satisfied. - Festner | Vory satisfactory. I Perfectly satisfac Entirely satisfactory bson, ardsor atisfactory. uting company. rrell & Co. Geable, Miller Howell lumver cor pany Well satisfied. Do not ur you do so well in your crampy with 80 short belp.—A. Hospe Object to getting other casionatly--Charles A. Hars verything very satisfactory thers No complaints or ens & Co. Very sut clory Highly act vory s o8 ¢ an We've heen suggestions—C. Hay( ey | tory Brothers, xton Hotel Kilpatrick Koch , Stiger ing satisfactory — Pennsylvania complaint par Lee Clurke Andresen hard- F. R. McConnell, Satisf ory as it can be made with i} you have Max Meyer & Bro, company ause for dissatisfaction.—Morse dry s company No compl My Perfectly satisfied. gomer Satisfled. —N Entiely sati Stoddard company. Satisfactory. —Murphy, Wasey & Co. Porfectly satisfied.—A. D. Morse. No complaiuts; no suggestions Brady & Co Prosent service excellent Pisher & Lawri No fault to find on week days, v is a hard scramble, —New York life iusurance pan, Satisfactory.—-Dime Savings bank. We desire to thank you for the good ser- vice we have.—The New Thowpsou-tlouston ic light company Lnmediate steps should be takon to provide patrous with safe boxes which canuot be tampered with from outside. Had to give mine up.—G. M. Nattinger. Nothin commendation. Carriers prompt, wanly and earnest.—W. N. stary Omaha board of trade, isticd.—Omaba elevator com- r & Gaylord Montgomery ts & Mont ska fuel company. d. - Moline Milburu McCord, Mendelssohn, 1 can with the limited command,—Omaha barb company. § us.—Omaha Republican company satisficd, —Omaha real ny atistied. y eficie estate and tly Service exchange, Servic secre Wit . Oberfeldor & Co. Omabia veal estito bighly appreciated. — William Pas- vy more deliveries, —William Preston nted lotter box at v it. —Rees printi ant later collection, Yes. No suggestions. Satisfactory. Omat special notice.—The Martin company atisfactory \‘Aln-nl & eventh and Howard : company. Robert Purvis, A. J. Poppleton, worthy of Orendorfl & that meaus a good deal.—H. on. is admirably run, but nat- 3 @ u democrat can run a post- vetter than any one else, 1 could trust vou as well as anybody else 1f you would not Wenra avess coat.—J. R. Buchanan, gencral senger agent, erfectly satisfied. - passenger agent, Service perfec Epire lin Porfectly satisfactov accommodating car t Brotne ¢ satisfactory. Carriers prompt and Scott & Scott. No complaint but carrier don't take our il —Midland guarantec and trust company Like an earlior delivery than 8:30, Ha best carrier in city.—Russell Pratt & Co. wor box at Thirteenth and Harney kes.—Baum iron company. ry. Carricrs courteous Globe lown and trust L. Lomax, gencral -R. R. Riugwalt, agent We have the most in the service.— courteous. y 100 slow. to be congratulated on the present cy of service. ~D. M. Steele & Co, Not very satisfactory. Have to use u box. ~-Bemis Omaha bag company. Not sutisfactory. Villages near Chicago have bettor service,—Paxton & Vierling ivon works, Perfectly sctisfied. —A. L. Satistied, but ought to have one more de livery.—McCormick harvesting company. Perfectly satisfactory, but ought to’ have that new building ~ commenced, —Sianey Swiith. Deliveries satisfactory, might be better.—J pany. o particular complaint, prompt detiveries, pany. With a few corrections satisfactor Our sorv: Belden & Co. With the think the Wheelel As very heavy patrons of the office we cheerfully say the service1s perfectly satis- factory.— Western Newspaper Union, No trouble at all.—Williams, Vaa Aernam & Harte (= Stravg & So but collections . Robinson notion com- Might have more Pucific express com- service would bo Marder, Luse & Co. co is satisfactory, —Thompson, ucilitios at your service excellent,- commana we Wheeler & J. M. Wolfa & Co. Service excellent.—Voegele & Dinning. Homo office good. Outside bad. Takes three days from Norfolk Satisfaciory except 1 hotel Local oftice s lays from o Morse & No fault with elerk like the Suuday Dreibu Sovvice generally publishing company. “1t 1 certainly the aim of the vresent oft clais and employes of the posto depar ment to mako the service as efficient as possi- ble, i should be encouraged in this suys Postma Clar Quecn of the May. v ma, the girls say if my face want so «d up with pimples, they'd make me n of the Muy What “shall 1 dot et a bottle of Hatler's sursaparilla and burdock, of course; it's the most wouderful bloodpurifier of the ag A DR e The Paxton Hotel F Did not effect the hotel prope way 50 us to interfere with the of the house. Only the unn aged and guests have be u" without the interruption of a 1 carriers, but don't delivery at all.—Kopp, satisfactory.—-Tue Bex in any ation - ared for leduy. An Trish gentleman getting car found one place vacaut, ceeded t “Sure,” said be, with a twinkle in his eye, ue'just tn tho nick of time,” “How is that1" “Arral! I I was to come now, I shouldu't find a seat 1n the car. upo; whicl occn -— but a ve rly Risers, -~ Probably Not. Munsey's Weekly, Sho--Do you think ladies should be ullowed to hold oftice in the church{ Certainly, but I shouldu't thiuk the r creatures would care to be elders, -~ After each application of Spanish Court L‘xu.uu. ladies will find their skin softer and whiter, very small good ons, Do vs Little K pri THE OMAHA D DEMOCRACY'S BIG MAJORITY* Statistical Glance at the O)mposition of the Next Congress, SIXTEEN SOLID STATE DELEGATIONS. Thirteen Which the Democrats Have a Majority—-Where the Re- publicans and Fa Alliance Come in WAsnINGTON, 5po May Svecial Corre of Tur Ber.|-Some intercsting ud deductions are furnished by the lists of members-clect of the next of representatives, The list is un- al, but it is accurate, Of the 332 members there are 237 demo- ts, eighity-soven republicans aud eight members of the farmers' ailiance, who will #0 into cither party 15, There are other members in sc rn states who w » elected on the alliance platform, but they will voto on party questious with the democrats, G Glaucing over the list by states it appears thut there are, of the forty-four states, no less than sixteon with solid democratic delo- gations and thirteen more where the majorit of the delegation is At are ten states with solid republican delegations and two with republican majoritics. Of tho remaiuing three states two have a ajorities, whilo in tho remainiug state, Minnesota, there are threo democrats, one re- w and one alliance men, so that the Summing of thirty the alliance 10. denc figures tod house oftic cau democ ion on a vote is democratic. up, the democrats control the voto the republicans twelve, al forty-four. There are sixteen solid delegations aud ten revublican. solid democr be b of 1 states, two—t demacratio The sixteen tic delegations inclnde a mem- , while the ten solid republican delegations number a total mewmbership of fifteen. The frightful disparity les in th fuct that of the ten solid republican de tions seven of them—Colorado, Idalo, vida, North Dukota, Oregon, Washington and Wyoming—c > member eiol whois'a solid republican. — There solid siates, of which two, Dakota and 'mout, have two members nd the state of Maine, with Messrs , Boutelle, Dingley and Milliken, form a y solid delegation of four. “T'hie solig democratic states are almost ap- palling. Missouri alone has fourteen, nearl as many as the entire force of the solid r e others are Alabama S, u 10, Louisiuna 6, Maryland South Caroling 7, Virginia 4, besides such 'odds aud ch from Florida, New Hamp- Island and one_each from Delaware and Montana, where the spirit is willing but the fiesh is evidently weak. In the thirteen states where the demo have majorities in the delegations ther in all 115 democrats and 47 republicans, a net majority of in the two republican ihe republicans and 12 dem- @ net majority of 10. Here, ugain, tho rats coutrol, ‘with the exception of Pennsylvania, all of the large aclegations the llinois, 14 to 6; lIn- drana, 11 to 2; tucky, 10 to 1; Massa- chusetts, 7 to 5: Michigan, 8 to' 8; New York, 2 to 115 North Caroliua, § to 13 Ohio, 14 to 7; Tenuessee, 8 to 2; Wisconsin, S to 15 Conneeticut, 3 to 13 Towa, 6 to5: New Jersey, BRTES Tho republican delegations var 18 to 103 California, 4 to 2. Of the r¢ maining states there are in Kansas five liance men to two republicans and in braska two allignce wen to oue demoerat, giving the alliatce these two states, while in Minnesota, as alveady stated, there being three demoerats, one republican and one al liance man, the control of the delcgation is with the demcerats, This, then, is a sum- mary Déemocrats—Solid delogations, 16; majority delegations, 143 total, 30, Republican—Solid delegations, 10; delegations, 2; totul, 12 Alliauce - Solid dele, 0; delegatious, 25 total, 2. On a division by states upon any therefore the democrats would ~ car vole by thirty to twelve, or & majo eighteen. It is not out of the range of the possible that such a question may arise in the next house. That aquestion wo ve the most important in the history of this country. It would bo the question of the next president of the United States. 1t secias almost certain that the politicians in the farmers’ aliance will try to forco that organization to place a candidate for the presidency in the field. Who he may be no oue can guess. 1t is said that Senator Leland Stanford of California could get it if he wanted it. [n any event it is among the pos- sibilities that the determination of the presi- dential question next yeur may be left to congre:s, which mukes interesting if not im portant the analysis of the political complex™- 1on by states, Should the house have the controlling vote in the presidential contest all the states would mect on a common level and the 50,000 whites, blacks, half-breeds, mongrels, Chin- ese and Indians of the Nevada mining camp would be as powerful in electing a president as the many millions of intelligent residents of the state and Mr. Bartino would be as big & man r. Flower, as tho states would vote as states, and not as indi- vidual members of the aelegations. So big is the democratic majority, even as the unit vote by states, ' thut they could elect the president, even'if not a single republican present. ‘The constitution provides that there shall bo present a quo- rum consisting of & member or members from two-thirds of the states, so that with their thirty states the democrats could legiti mately elect (Im president without the at- ropublican, The deep st which both the' democratic and the republican parties take in the allisnce's en- the field of vational politics can be very readily understood. another feature its ftself in case liauce throws the vote iuto the house. » would then probably be a democratic ident and a republican vice president. @ samearticle of the coustitution which the nouso elect the president the election of the vice presi- dent in the senate. But here there is a differonce, In the first place, the list of eligibles for the vice presidency is confined to the two nam®s huving the highest number of votes cast for them iu the clectoral college instead_of three, as is the dent. Hence in the Iruy and Peffer, the Mr. Kyle, the indo-crat would” be compelled democ or the are Penn majority majority case in tho prosi- present senato Messrs. lisnce _senators, and from South Dakota, to vote for either the 1 republican. Another im- portant difference is that the unit rule for s does not hold in the senate, for the constitution provides tht in electing the vice president the quorum for the purpose shall consist of two-thirds of the whole number of senators, and a majority of the wuole num- ber of' “senators (ot states) shall be ar: The republicans have ity of six in the senato now. Th pf PRICES Flavoring Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanilla - Lemon Of perfect purity. 0 Of great strength. A u:g:’ —( Economy In their use Rose etcy) Flavor as dellcately and deliciously ae the fresh frulte ATLY would therefore elects their vice president. Here too the election iwould be totally inde. pendent of the sizeep: importance of every state Indeed, herasNeyada would outvote New York, for the republican candidute would get two votesfyom Nevada, while the democratic _candidate: would get only one vote from New York Insome states, like Ohio and Wisconsin,there would be a stand- off, there being in emeh a democ-atic and o republican senator. This recails & curious omission in tho provisior. for the peesidential election in the house, No provision is made for such states whose delegations consist of two mem- bers, in case they should be of opposite poli- tics. In the present house there arc five suck states —Florida, New Hampshire, Rho Island, South Dakota and Vermont. It happens that in each case both members of the delegation are of the same party, the three first being democratic, the two lost re- publican. Butif it should have happened that in any one of these states one member | hud been a democrat and the other a repub- | Tonn—s ¢ ntingency by no means impossiblo the two genticmen could never have agreed on a candidate, and that very interesting question would have then arisen as to how the state should vote. Under the constitu- tion it would have lost its vote altogether, congress, It is plain, therefore, that alliunce and its national political future are worthy of careful attention. Perny S, Heatn Not many physici ke great therapeu discoveries.” For the most part they con with admimstering judiciously ibed in the books. T'o Dr. J.C. r, howover, is due the eredit of discove ing mm ereatest of blood purifiers—Ayer's Sarsaparilla, vm pres - President Harrisor The Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railway will make a rate of one and one-third fare for round trip from points on their line in Neb within 150 miles of Omuha, including Sioux City, for those desiring to attend recep- tion to President Hurrison at Omaha May 13, Tickets be sold May 13, goud retur iy 14, JASDALE, G, P. A, =ity o Him, Der Schalk, ty bazaar)—Count, won't, It is 20 marks , but it is rather to dear Lady (at chal you buy this roset Count--Very sorr for me. Lady (kisses the rose) Count (ret is priceless. And now? ing with a low bow)—Now it Pozzoni's Complexion Powder produces a soft and beautiful skin: it combines every clemeut of beauty aud purity. —~— Theory and Practice, Ram's Horn, Manhattanite —Isn't there a line of horse- cars running on Atianti treet t Brooklynite—Theoretically there practically you will find it much to walk, DYP Baking Powder A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome, No other baking powdzr does such work. Dr. Periodical Pills. ectly up essfon is: but quicker 1o Le Duc's ch remedy cans und for 8, a rnglst 0., O Do you know, tlnt you can buy a chimney to fit your lamp that will last till some acci- dent happens to it ? Doyou Lnow that Macbeth’ s £ pearl top”’ or “pcarl glass is that chimney ? You can» have it—your dealer will get it—if you insist on it, He may tell you it costs him three times as much as some others, Thatis true. He may say they are just as good. Don’t you believe it— they may be better for him; he may hl\c the breaking. Pittsburs. GEO. A MACBETH & CO. To cure Biliousness. Sick Fleadache. (‘nnulnnllun. Malarin, Liver Complaints, take tho safo and certain remedy, SMITI'S BILE BEANS Use the BMALL BIZE (40 little beans to the bot- tle). They are the most convenient: sult all ages. Pricoof elther siz0, 25 €8n's per bttlo. KISSING 2.7, 17, 70 Protosmavure panelsize of this ploture for 4 eenta (coppers or stawps) JLF. EMITIT & CO., Makers of ''BieBeans, St Louls, Mo rhoea, Gléet and days Uy ‘the Jreuch titled the KING.® 1t Qissolves a ubsorbed into toe inflamed parts. monoy if It dc toure OF case | Gentlom a rellable article | package or il prepuld. | man Drug ¢ ewcorrhoea temedy en- winst and is Will refund strieture, Sia Good- 0. Omuhisg Beet Sugar Enterprise PUBLISHED MONTHLY, 0 Comts Year. Locust and Third St., - Rirand Island. Neb Devoted to the deye! of the beet sugn dustry in the United States. Manufacturing sugar from beets, hus proven a s both In California and Nebraska. The average per cent braska beots is 163 per cont. In Germany G y manufactures annually 1,600,000 tons, more than any other country in the world. The U. 8. im- port aully 1,600,000 tons of sugar, which at five cents und, would amount to §150,000,000. &hall the U. 8. manufacture her own sugar! Sceding cultivating, harvesting and manufacturing the sugar beet dlscussed in the Beet send stamps for vample cop Winslow Wilkes, The 1astest 4-year-old pacing staliion in th World, Record 2:141-2, at Lexington, Ky, Wilkes, dam by Almont &5 will & 12 34 heat, by Black 18l at {0l Vinion street, Dl Wit usual retnrn privileges HiA BEEX MONDAY, This would seem to deserve the attention of | the | MAY 11. 18)1. certain thing at a certain pri AN cently closed out several 1 o big room. The suits style, twenty-five ¢ our way.” Sacks at young men, ages 14 to 18, past four years and a half advertised a who ever read an advertisement signel by hu Nebraska Clothing Company who did not find the goods i the store exactly as we claimed, if they looked. IMMENSE PURCHASE, Our resident buyer who lives in New York, and who does nothing but buy gools for us, has re- y are suits which manufacturers (who are already They didn't le by the leading concerns in the country, are cut, They come in an almost endless variety of styles,_ten of one Not a suit but what is worth fifteen dollars, They were bought cheap, bought to sell, not t Today we put them all in one grand lot and you can take your pick for ots of Men's Suits. at work on goods for next fall) are anxious to close ol are first class m eve lined, made and rmmm 1 in superh st \h‘ of another, fifty or a hunlred of another, and many should ‘L‘” for cighteen cat many bargains. ey y way, ma $11.78 ) *\ \ at and Fifty These Frocks at 813 A BANK CHECK If signed by a chronic dead beat, is not worth the paper it is written on, Its value lics more in its signature than in its contents, We have in th want the goods and did want th o keep. BLLACK CGCLAYS. We will also put on sale several big piles of suits made of this popular fabric, in sacks and frocks, cut, lined and trimmed just as l]]vy should be. teen or twenty dollars, but we divide with our customers and sell the 18,00: AN G [N We will also sell (on the second floor) two hundred all wool black coats ¢ stripes; “‘Quite swell, you know, Six Dollars suits ought to bring 50. SUI'TS. Cheviot Suits GCaents. It's <o with an advertisement. Its an easy matter for anybody to advertise a but its \mmhu thing to live up to the advertisement, The man, woman or 1¢ child don’t live 0 “You know eigh= for 1d vests made with patch pockets, and pants with nobby side Nebraska Clothing Co., Corner Douglas and FFourteenth Strects, MOORE'S TREE OF LIFE inston, 10 11, '86.-Dr. J. R. Dear 1had been sick for three years until T began to take your Tree of Life about eight months ago. For two years I was unable to doany work, 1 was atteid:d during the time by Seven different doctors, but found no reliof, but, was rather wors Eight months ago I purchased a bottle of your Tree of Lifs and bezan tasing have taken five bottles and now f four months I have been a well 1 eat and do men’s work. It tome when Asa Parkeer br Life to my no Iw sides for the good it has dome speetiully, w. W Witness Cilman Parke: Moore's Tree of Life, Floral Conversatory. |- fouth East Cor, G and 17th, Lincoln, Neb W. S, PLANTS AND CUT FLOWERS. General collection of piants and eut flowers always on hand. Floral desizus, bouguets baskets for pur Weddings and fun- als o spec and sent to any part of the it bt free. Discou under- akers on tuneral work. Telephone, Sawyer & Co. The Murray, Co isthe most substa onstructed Hotel Building in Omaha, Several neavy brick five walls running from basement to roof. Allthe ceilings and floors lined witk Asbestos five proof ining, making it impossivle to burn quick. Five escapes and five alarms throughout the building. Steam h hot and cold water « everyroom, dable w here. Gl Y SILLOWAY, Prop. HOTEL DELLONE, Corner 14th and Capitol Avenue. passed any- Just completed, has 100 rooms, thras stairways, from the top to the bottom, has fine elevator and dinning room service, 13 fire proof throughout, fine billard rooms and the finest toilet rooms in the city. Large amp le rooms, Buites with bath &. Cor 14th and Capitol Ave. Street car service in all directions. Rates, from $2.60 to $4.00 DUGUIA SANDALWOOD CAPSU best and only capsulel rogular physl @onorhaa and discharges from Lhe urlnary org aus . uherited or acqulred 0190 per box ALl drugsisis | eysy, Ki [ und an Sur | have lntely ad NO OURF 3V NO PAY. DOWNS - 1616 Douqlas Street, Omaha, Seventoen yonrs exporl nen the greatest success, all Nerve Spermatorrhn, Lost Manh eases of the 81004 Skin and | cure. Conultation free. a.m.to12m 4, Ch 1. Seminal W Inary Organs and iPriva N i OmmnMMMNMISMflm[ II\H'FITU TR, 1t Romed form ot_dise wtmont, NINI wnd Attendanco. Wrlte for clreulars on Club Feot, Curva Untarrh, SHOR AT “Accommodations Deformities and i tures of Npino, Bronobitls, lnha v, At 00y, Triea aspocialto. 1 A lyin, Str dlenl Institute M VATE DISEAS Al BlooA Diseasas suceossfully t or Instruments sont by During_confinement { latty or Pitt: Medictnn sociirely in wrapper our HO vate. Spacint or Norvous DI Address all lettors to Dr. A. T. McLaughlin, Preside ‘JH) und Harney Strecis Omuahin PABLISHED 1858 A. J. SIMPSON 10oand 1411 Dodge Street, Owiha, Neb Side $pring attachmont, no I BUILDERS OF First Class Bamag?s THELEADING STYLES. THE LOWEST PRICES YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED,, MANHOOD RESTORED, “SANATIVO, Wonderful Lemedy, 15 sold with a Written, e all such the Before & After Use. H0da 0t ‘Tower o the Generative Organe, 1 elther sex, caused ful indescretions, or the it Cosumpt m to cart i T we give re or Tefund the money. Adress, Clrcular fre Mention t MADRID_ ) R e HEMICAL CO,, Tiranch OMce for U, 8, A. Dearborn Btredt, CHICAGO. LI N OMAHA, NED., B Rl I IABLI Tron & Wire Works Manufacturers of Tron and Wire Fen Desk Guards, Tmproved Awnings, Coal and #and Screens, Tron Stalrways, Tron Doors and Shutters, Wire Sigus, also Brass Work of overy description. All Kinds of repairing. 217 South 12th Street, Oppusilc Nebraska National Bank, Omaha. tho eflecta ol TO WEAK MEN .55 qariy decay, wasting weaknces lost maulicod, e ' valuable troatind (aled) coutaintn; or home cure, of chargy A splendid medical work | sho ‘ad by evory A e e e aad ebilitatad. Addrors Prof, ¥, (. FOWLER, Moodus, Conn Buffertng from A recalar geaduate in med ' uknows, NIght 104303, Tmpatenoy, Syphi 1, & Book (Mysterles of Lito) sont froo. 10, a8 diplomas show o il troating A porman & D150 i, Oico hours—4 a. m. THE SPECIALIST. More than 16 vears lence n the treatment of PRIVATE DISEASES, teed in duya withont heloss of an liour's time. GLEBT, The most complete and abxolute cure for gleet and all unnoying wox ever known to the medical t stubhorn chronle and long pently cured i from 5 to 10 days STRICTURE dor permanently cured utting, no dilatin wn W modern scl- Acure standing ¢ Or patn in without p The ence fnstry Kinh Write for ciienlars, EXYFEILIS. Dr. McGrew's treatment for s boen pronounced the ored for the ab iy wuccess with vl il A complets eur Wrlto for cirenlars. ST M ANHOOD unl orkans, nervous- Jlutely cured, Cured iy il toreb most sulute © s nover been cqui anteed duys Andan news, tmidity The relief 1s 1n SKIN Dl‘sl. ASES, Rhoumatism and all disenses of the blood, lver Kidneys and bladder perimanently cured. F:rMALE DISEASES And neuraleln, norvoisness and disoas stomueh eur wo doctor s “Home I pro 1 b themost completo and conyenient re fered £or the trentment of femulo i Iy n wondertal renmedy 1nstraments, Hours for Indles, from 2 to 4 only DR. McGREW'S Marvellous success in the troatment of private diseases has won foF him a rop- utation which is troly ional in ¢ acter, aud his army of patients reaches from the Atlantic to the Pacifie, The doctor is a gradunte of “regular” medicine and has had long and careful experience in hospitel practice, nnde-=s classed among the wding specialists in modern science, Ireatment by cor- respondenc Write tor ¢ ars” about cach of the above discasos, free. of the no pala. Office 1th and Farnam Streets. OMAIIA, NEB. Entrance on Bither Street. DR. BAILEY, Graduate Dentist, A Full S0t of Teeth on Rubber, £ VIVI DOLLARN. A pe witoed. Tooth extr Jut pali o danger, an ut annesthetion. Gold an: raute A1 Crown Work. e without plates All work war- 6TH AND FARNAM ator Open evenlngs ROOT B EER s it GrearHeas DRINK ¥ nakes b gall Deiictoon. sparkiin zing Bold by all Jers 1 1CFE s beautiful E%‘-F.E’I griiverel “lku" Dr. Ploros It has cul ond. achetic Kinsilo Wruss Cory OFFICE, PAXTON BLOCK, Entrance, 16th stroet ele untils o'clock. HIR Philadolplia, UR N THE WORLD Wil AT Y8 with ro guurantosd for Catarrh and ail ala- 1 for ovary caso | indortake' and fall to 103 p. m. Sunday 10 D OCTOR McGREW,